Dell Latitude 5580 (15.6-inch, 2017) Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Eric Grevstad (pcmag.com)

Dell Latitude 5580

What's big and beefy, but weighs only 4.2 pounds? It's the Dell Latitude 5580, an all-work-and-no-play powerhouse desktop-replacement you can think of as the XPS 15's corporate cousin.

Potent performance. Good battery life. Full-sized keyboard with dual pointing devices.

Display could be brighter. Lacks Thunderbolt 3 support.

Bottom Line: What's big and beefy, but weighs only 4.2 pounds? It's the Dell Latitude 5580, an all-work-and-no-play powerhouse desktop-replacement you can think of as the XPS 15's corporate cousin.

Sep, 2017

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Expert review by : Nino Ricchizzi (notebookcheck.net)

Dell Latitude 5580 (Full HD, i5-7300U) Laptop Review

Take two, action! This is the second time we have reviewed the Dell Latitude 5580. Last time, its general impression was clouded by a disappointing TN panel. This time, the 15-inch Latitude is presenting itself with a Full HD IPS panel and a pimped CPU.

optional Thunderbolt ; good input devices ; 3x drive bays, NVMe support ; MIL STD 810G-certified case ; fast SD-card reader ; good price

mediocre brightness levels ; cooling fan always audible ; no performance improvement since i5-7200U version ; no E-Port (docking)

The difference to the Latitude 5580 model we already tested may not seem big at first glance. But particularly the Full HD screen makes a difference and completes the package. We already admired the device's good input devices in the last review, which...

Jul, 2017

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Consumer review (reevoo.com)

Dell Latitude 5580 (i5-7300U)

Seems very fast. I have only been using it a very short while, so it hasn't really been put through its paces. It has a VGA port as well as several USB, which was important to me.

Nov, 2017

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